Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-29
LOCAL 6REVTiES.


day.
Mr.. Leon II. Houston. OF South Charles
ton. is in the city.
Mr.. Charles Clifford returned permanently
- New York yesterday.
Mr.. George Adams has gone 10 Louisville
Ky. on visit TO relatives.
J. f. Harreld, of Morgantown, n.y., Is
visiting the family OF Dr. Finley.
The letter-carrierS were photographed in
font of the post Office this morning.
The SUNDAY school of the Universalist
church is pcnieing today at Cold Springs
MesSrs. J. F. johnson and c. Mcguire.
Of New Carlisle are in town today on bns-
ness
Mr.. Wm. Kriegbaum has returned home
from California. after an absence Of one
year.
The Clark county delegation to the state
prohibition convention left this morning at
10 o'clock for Delaware.
There will be a young peoples social at
the Methodist Protestant parsonage on
Thursday evening, June 80.
Otto Weis. of st. Louis. pays the highest
cash prices for cast-off clothing. Address.
early, general delivery, city.
Dr. Il. +. Bliss and sons left this mOrn-
ing for Minneapolis, Minn., where they
will make their home in the future.
Mr.. Edward BuSs has sold his handsome
property on north Market street to City
Engineer J. Douglas Moler, for $1,000.
Lawyer p. J. Cevenger, Mr.. T. A. For
gy. of New Carlisle, and probably Senator
Pringle. leave soon for California on q bus
ileSs trip.
Ten cents will admit yon to the soap
bubble social and dish of ice cream in
cluded. tomorrow evening, at the Second
Lutheran church.
Miss Anna Linn. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W X. Linn. returned last evening
from Brownsville, Tenn, where she Is con-
nected with a musical institute.
The FIRST Congregational church will
hold a social at the residence of Mr.. Upton
EIifritz. at 81 south Shailer street, Thurs
d ly evening June SOth. All are invited.
The Political Protective organization whl
meet Tuesday evening. July 3. at rooms
over Aron's jewelry store. By order of l..
z. Hunster. president: ID. +. Smith. secre-
tary.
Died--On wednesday morning AT l2:l5, at
his residence, No. 410 west High street, of
consumption. James William Ryan, aged
Is years. Due notice will be given Of the
funeral.
Don't forget the soap bubble" social to
be gwen by the ladies of the Second Luth-
eran church. Come and see who will blow
the biggest bubble" tomorrow evening
Admission 10 cents.
JeIry Piper. the eoachman who went in
sane and was taken to the asylum at Day
ton yesterday. was employed in tie family
of the late William Warder, and not Mr.
b. Ii. Warder. as stated Yesterday.
Mr.. II. J. Webster. who resides at the
corner of Lagonda avenue and Nelson
street. wears an expansive four by eight
smile today on account of the arrival II
his house this morning of fine, large baby
boy.
Ray. the son of Mr.. Lafayette and Mrs.
Maggie Botkin, of No. G2 Chestnut avenue,
died last evening at 5 O'Clock of cholera
infantum. aged nine months and twenty
eight days. The funeral will occur tomor-
row Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Died-On Tuesday afternoon, Lucille A.
Martin. infant daughter of Mrs. Mary Mar
tin, of choIera-nfantum Funeral services
condeeted by Rev. DIR. Runyan at the fam
ily residence, corner of Mulberry and
Spring streets, on "Wednesday afternoon ai
8 o'clock.
Mr.. Chet Lee. of Lagonda, deputy grand
master of Clark district. !. q. q. F.. will
commence his work of installation by in
stalIing the officers Of Ephraim lodge Friday
evening. He has nine subordinate lodges,
three CAMPS, one body of uniformed patri-
archs and three Rebecka degree lodges un-
der his jurisdiction.